Karen Kong

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Karen Kong
Karen Kong in Cinta Hello Kitty
Background information
Origin	Labuan Island, Malaysia,
Genre(s)	Pop
Years active	2006 - present
Label(s)	Prodigee Records
Website	KarenKong.com

Karen Kong (Simplified Chinese: 龚建诗, Traditional Chinese: 龔建詩) is a popular 22 year-old female singer from Labuan Island, East Malaysia. Her primary audience consist of fans from the South-East Asia region (Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Philippines and Indonesia).

1 Karen's Debut
2 Track listing
- 2.1 Mulakan (2007)
3 Discography
- 3.1 Albums and EPs
4 External links
5 References

[edit] Karen's Debut

Cover art for Karen's Mulakan by Prodigee Records

Karen Kong (or Karen K to her fans) is a Malaysian singer of Chinese ethnicity. Karen's debut single was launched in January 2007. She immediately garnered attention due to her entire album being written in Malay, which is quite unusual for a Chinese artist. Her debut EP also includes her singles Cinta Hello Kitty and Ku Tak Upaya, both penned by fellow Malaysian songwriter Asmin Mudin (writer of Malaysian Idol Jaclyn Victor's Gemilang). Both were featured on several radio station top charts including ERA, Xfresh and others. Participating musicians in this production also included Shazzy (rapper), Johan Farid Khairuddin aka JFK (Xfresh FM Radio DJ), Lee Nai Kong (Project Superstar MD), Sham (Kamikaze), Jamie Wilson, Lee Chee Cheng, Roger Wang, 3-Flow, Omar K, Fajrul Norman and Fred Chong. She was a student of S.M.K Labuan during her secondary education years. She has stated that she is a fan of Celine Dion, who is one of her major influences in her musical career.

Karen Kong was a participant in Malaysian Idol in 2004, but she was eliminated in the first round.

[edit] Track listing

[edit] Mulakan (2007)

"Prelude(Mulakan)"
"Mulakan"
"Oh Kekasih!"
"Cinta Hello Kitty"
"Juli Dorimi"
"Ku Tak Upaya"
"Na Na Na Nada Cinta"
"Bintang"
"Dalam Bahasa Sayu"
"Sama-sama Menjulang"
"Na Na Na Nada Cinta - piano version"
"Cinta Hello Kitty - Karaoke ver."
"Ku Tak Upaya - Karaoke ver."

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums and EPs

Mulakan (2007)

[edit] External links

[edit] References

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